News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-03
JOHN SON.


of the excursion rates to Boston.
Mrs. Scott started last Wednesday for
Kansas City, Mo-. to visit a son.
Mrs. Maria Stewart. of Winooski. is at
B. l.. Austin's for a few weeks stay.
The A class of Normal students give a
reception at Normal Hall Friday evening.
Mrs. Joseph BiXhy. of Providence. R.
l.. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Victor
Morgan.
Mrs John kenfield. of Holyoke, Mass.
is in town visiting her sister, Mrs. DAM
on Curmie.
The Lamoille Lodge expects to visit
the Good Templars at Jacksonville next
Friday evening.
Sophia Cowlps is in Boston for a visit,
and Mrs. Mary Cowles is at Aver, Mass.
where she is visiting her son.
Mrs. Cyrus Davis having been duly IL
censeG to keep public house. new no.
tel was opened here Nov. 1st.
The Young men now hold weekly
PRAYER meetings at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoons at o'clock.
DR.. George Woodward treated the G.
A. r. boys at their rooms Friday even
ing to one of his famous clam chowders.
Misses Laura Bicktord and Effie Cowles
are home from their schools; the former
taught at St. Adams aud the latter at
Lowell.
C. B. Mead, of Elmore. will hold a
singing school at the Normal building on
Thursday evening, to which all are in
vited.
Charles Riddle and sister Clara went to
Burlington to see Mrs. Langtry, who APP
peared at the Opera House Monday eve
ming.
Bible Day will be observed at the Bap-
list church one week from next Sunday,
with appropriate exercises morning and
evening.
j. w. Beeman, of Fairfax, now comes
only once in two weeks to buy butter, his
next trip being Nov. IL, arriving here at
IL o'clock.
|. C. Bickford is in town for a few days
and on his return to Lewiston. Me-. will
be accompanied by his family, who go
there to reside.
Flora Pearl, on account of sickness.
WAS obliged to give up her school at Wa
terville. and Laura Cowles will teach Che
remaining few weeks of the term.
Perley Fitch, of Lebanon, n. H.. ac-
companied by his wife and her mother.
Mrs, Colby, was the guest of his sisters
last week. stopping with Mrs. Perry.
The Boston Journal Of Oct. so contains
a notice of the report of the johnson
Normal School as given by Prof. Camp
bell at the Convention of Normal teach
ers held at Boston last week.
All interested In day of sport are re-
quested to meet at Normal Hall next Fri
day evening at o'clock to choose OPP
posing partier for squirrel hunt the toll
lowing day. After the days tramp an
oyster supper will be provided at Hotel
Davis by the losing side for the benefit of
the whole party.
The Lamoille Lodge elected the fol-
lowing officers Monday evening: DR.. j.
F. Wilson, G. T.; Alice Boyce, V. T.;
Charles Blake. Sec; Jennie Hayford. F.
S; III. G. Cruigint0h. Treas; Rev. L.
CrudgiAton, Chap; Will Barrows, NJ.
Winnie MagoOn, s.; Guy Fitch, q. ST.
perintendent of Juvenile Templars, Mrs.
James Hickey,
The concert by the Harvard Quartet of
last week was largely attended, and as
anticipated, was an entertainment of
high order. The audience was an APP
preeiative one and gave them many
hearty encores. Miss Hunt was very
pleasing and sang in good voice. They
were assisted by Miss Hall, of Morris
vile, as pianist, who gave fine piano
solo.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Austin attended the
State Sabbath school convention as dele
gates. phe report was to have been Civ
en- last Sunday evening. but as Rev. A.
A. Smith was called to North Hyde Park
SUNDAY morning. the report by Mr.. Aus
tin took the place of the regular preach
ing service. It was fully three-fOurths
from memory and a remarkably com
plete reproduction of the best parts of
the convention. This with the report in
last weeks Issue WIS a word photograph
of that most interesting meeting.
Frank Leland and wife were given
surprise party by their Numerous friends
on W ednesday evening of last weeh. 1t
was the occasion of the Goth anniversary
of their marriage. Many fine presents
were left.
The Perkinsville people have just re-
built their schoOl-hOuse. 1t is 26X36 and
furnished with the improved Michigan
seats. The building committee were
Geo. Phillips, W. IL. Stearns, and +. u:
WisWelI. Other districts who are still
holding to their broken down, worn out
rookeries should pattern from this dis
trict and put up substantial and COM
Portable buildings. There is no better
way of showing that a district is alive